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This work is from the edition published by Galerie Lucie-Weill Seligmann, Paris

Materials: Hand-woven wool

Size: 59 × 79 in | 149.9 × 200.7 cm

Medium

Signature: Woven signature to verso 'J. Miro'.

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Lot 209

Joan Miró
,
La Mangouste tapestry, c. 1960

Hand-woven wool

59 × 79 in | 149.9 × 200.7 cm

Rago Auctions: Prints + Multiples (November 2020)

This work is from the edition published by Galerie Lucie-Weill Seligmann, Paris

Materials: Hand-woven wool

Size: 59 × 79 in | 149.9 × 200.7 cm

Medium

Signature: Woven signature to verso 'J. Miro'.

Artist Series

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Joan Miró, La Mangouste tapestry, c. 1960

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Joan Miró
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La Mangouste tapestry, c. 1960